Optional equipment

In the layboy the pallet sits on a steel plate that lowers as the pile grows. When the pile is full, the sheeter pauses: the plate lowers onto transfer chains, which carry the full pile out to the drive side while a prepared steel plate and empty pallet move in from their ready position under the operator walkway and lift to stacking height. At the drive side the full pile is taken away, a new empty pallet goes onto the plate, and the chains return it under the running pile to the ready position under the operator walkway.

For pre-printed rolls and films, RGT cuts on the print mark so every sheet lands on register. Suited to large runs of beer labels, paper-cup stock and other printed work.

Checks the full web width while the line runs, finds and classifies surface defects automatically, and rejects the affected sheets after the cut, so only good sheets reach the pile. Operators see each defect on screen as it happens, and every run keeps a defect record with images for your quality reports. Inspection data stays on your premises.

The embossing unit sits between the unwind and the slitting station. The web runs continuously through the embossing rollers and straight on to slitting and cutting, so no separate embossing pass is needed. Working width is up to 1,000 mm (39"). Maximum speed is 100 m/min (330 ft/min); the actual speed depends on the material and its thickness. Inline embossing can be combined with cut-to-register (RGT), the inline defect inspection and reject system, and the lateral pallet exchange system.